ACL|Maison du Motard and CFC

Both organisations bring decades of experience in road safety and extensive expertise in working with motorcyclists. Drawing on the CFC’s driving safety know how built up over the past 30 years, their combined perspectives will now be brought together and put to effective use for the benefit of participants. Course content will be continuously developed jointly to ensure that the motorcycle safety training remains effective, practical and up to date. The programmes focus on a balanced combination of riding technique and a conscious reflection on individual riding behaviour.

Until now, motorcycle training sessions organised by the ACL|Maison du Motard have taken place at the ACL karting track in Mondercange. In the future, the joint motorcycle safety training sessions will be held on the section of the CFC track in Sanem specifically designed for motorcycle training. The circuit provides a controlled environment for on bike exercises and is ideally complemented by the site’s modern infrastructure, including the recently inaugurated building.

The joint programme will launch this year with ten training dates scheduled between April and September. ACL members will benefit from a preferential rate. Both organisations will continue to offer their respective training programmes independently alongside this partnership.

Miriam Eisenmenger, CEO of the ACL, said: “Road safety cannot be addressed in isolation. In view of growing demands, strong partnerships are essential to deliver truly effective solutions.”

Eric Mathias, CEO of the CFC, added: “Motorcyclists, just like pedestrians and cyclists, are vulnerable road users. These training courses are designed not only to improve riding skills, but also to sharpen hazard awareness, including learning how to respond correctly in emergency situations.”

Photo (from left to right): Kim Schneider, Coordinator for Motorcycle Safety Training at the CFC; Eric Mathias, CEO of the CFC; Miriam Eisenmenger, CEO of the ACL; Tom Beicht, Head of the Sanem Site at the CFC; Loïc Schiocchet, Coordinator of the ACL|Maison du Motard.